Talk Like A Pirate Day 2005
September 19th, 2005
Anon, it be that day that be loved above all others: Talk Like A Pirate Day!
Being the good buccaneer that I am, I stole last year’s post, and I be re-posting it (with some additions though matey).
- Talk Like A Pirate Day Official Website
- Download the official Talk Like A Pirate Day Theme mp3 — only 99 ¢ — and it’s from Tom Smith, so you know it’s good! (And for those of you a little low in swag, here are the lyrics)
- Git yer own pirate name, ya’ land lubbers! Pirate Name Generator
- Methinks the Truth be Out There: Pirate and Privateer Legends!
- Some comic-book pirates (and pirate comic books) off the top of me head (to be updated as I think of more):
- Crossbones
- The Psycho Pirate
- Occulus from Fantastic Four
- And in the Fantastic Four’s first encounter with Dr. Doom (FF #5), The Thing ended up becoming Blackbeard.
- Pirate Club
- The evil pirates from My Monkey’s Name is Jennifer
- The Starjammers
- The hilarious Scurvy Dogs (”The cow says moo…”)
- Barbarossa and the Lost Corsairs
- El Cazador
- Street Angel #2
- Long John Silver and the Pirates (Charlton comic from the 1950s)
- Belit (and Conan, for a time) from the Conan comics (older Marvel volumes)
- The Black Pirate appeared in some of the 1940s issues of Action Comics
- There was the pirate comic-within-a-comic in Watchmen (Tales of Black Freighter)
- Buccaneers from the 1950s
- The similarly named Buccaneer, also from the 1950s
- The Golden Medallion, a pirate comic book put out by LEGO
- The Pirates of Dark Water A kids comic put out by Marvel based on the Hanna-Barbera cartoon.
- Terry and the Pirates. Sure it was a comic strip, but it’s been reprinted in comic book form several times
- Then of course there’s Colonia (pointed out to me last year by Laura, the “Scourge of the Seattle Seas”)
- Pirate Corp$
- Even Mickey Mouse is getting in on the act: Air Pirates Funnies
- Metrokitty (the “Feline Felon”) reminded me that there was a pirate as a suporting character in the Starman series (and in one of the Talking with David issues).
- Speaking of Disney, we can’t forget air pirate Don Carnage from Talespin
- Pirates appeares in at least one Spirit story
- EC’s Piracy
- Indiana Jones and the Sargasso Pirates
- Some pirates appeared (briefly, before being slaughtered) in Grendel: War Child #4
September 19th, 2005 at 9:00 am
What?
No “Cutlass Charlie” or “Captain Squid”?
I love “old foes” of Aquaman…
September 19th, 2005 at 1:20 pm
What about the subway pirates from Manhattan Guardian?
September 19th, 2005 at 7:14 pm
The pirate in the 90s Starman was John Valor who called himself the Black Pirate and I think he was meant to be a revamped version of the Black Pirate from Action Comics.
September 22nd, 2005 at 2:38 pm
Captain Blackjack was Aquaman’s recurring foe in the Golden Age. Arr.
March 5th, 2007 at 12:39 pm
Hiya!
I’m a cartoonist with a piratey comic, can you ad me? It’s called YARG! it runs daily on my site, http://www.DontEatAnyBugs.com
“YARG is the ongoing adventures of a clump of modern day pirates, who of course sell pirate cookies door to door and drive around in their PirateMobile (They’ve agreed to stop calling it that but can’t think of anything better). takes place immediately after the graphic-novel-of-a-humorous-persuasion of the same name. Yarg!
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